After doing this for 20 years and doing 3,000 transactions, I realized that most associations have too much control and have the power to increase fees when they please, making it very hard to determine what your actual cash flow will be long term.

Are you saying very home in america should have powered lift chairs installed just in case a wheelchair bound person moves in to it in the future?

That is where the power is, not in the taxes.

Inflation is constantly eroding buying power; each year, it costs more to buy the same set of goods.

I’m really looking forward to that project getting completed. as for my renovations we did everything: (for my both the main home and ADU) Roof, siding, electrical, plumbing, floors, etc.

events happen and you need to evacuate or there's extended duration power outage and no AC, food, etc for the facility.   

I have bids to tie in plumbing and electric to make a second set of hookups.

Purchase price: $70,000 Cash invested: $80,000 4/1 converting to 3/2Full RehabUpgraded electricity, plumbing, added HVAC, new roof, all new walls, sub floor, flooring, opened up living/dining/kitchen into one large area ...

You need to make more than that to just keep the current buying power of your Dollars without any Profit after Taxes.

Knowledge is power and business is about knowing more than the next person and putting that knowledge into action.